دانلود کتاب Metaphor and Metonymy across Time and Cultures: Perspectives on the Sociohistorical Linguistics of Figurative Language

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Contents\nIntroductory chapter\n Figuration and language history: Universality and variation\nDiachronic metaphor research\n Four guidelines for diachronic metaphor research\nConceptual variation and change\n Lost in transmission? The sense development of borrowed metaphor\n Loss of the prototypical meaning and lexical borrowing: A case of semantic redeployment\n A complex adaptive systems approach to language, cultural schemas and serial metonymy: Charting the cognitive innovations of ‘fingers’ and ‘claws’ in Basque\n The interface between synchronic and diachronic conceptual metaphor:The role of embodiment, culture and semantic field\nFiguration and grammaticalization\n The pivotal role of metaphor in the evolution of human language\n Two counter-expectation markers in Chinese\n The emergence of diathesis markers from MOTION concepts\nFigurative language in culture variation\n ‘Better shamed before one than shamed before all’: Shaping shame in Old English and Old Norse texts\n The conceptual profile of the lexeme home: A multifactorial diachronic analysis\n Cognitive patterns in Greek poetic metaphors of emotion: A diachronic approach\n ‘Thou com’st in such a questionable shape’: Embodying the cultural model for ghost across the history of English\nIndex